Dear fellow Hanoverians:
\n* *
\nThere are two job postings imbedded in this e-mail; read carefully so
\nas to avoid any confusion. <\/p>\n
The Town of Hanover is accepting applications for Election Inspectors
\nto work the Election Polls on election day(s). This position is the
\ntemporary\/part-time appointment of the Town Clerk which will be
\neffective August 1, 2013 thru July 30, 2014. <\/p>\n
General duties include but are not limited to: two inspectors of
\ndifferent majority political parties are assigned to the check-in
\narea. Voters announce their address and name, and the inspectors check
\nthem off on the voting lists. Two other election workers of different
\nmajority political parties shall be stationed at the voting area exit
\nfor the same purpose. Ballot box inspectors assist voters with the
\nsecrecy sleeve and observe that the ballot is fed through the
\nAccu-Vote vote tabulator accurately. Un-enrolled or third party voters
\nwho are inspectors may be assigned as greeters who assist voters with
\nentering and exiting the polling area, and may also serve in any of
\nthe previously mentioned roles as long as there is an even number of
\ninspectors from the majority parties in each precinct. As a member of
\nour team, this employee needs to work and communicate well with others
\nto maintain a positive atmosphere. <\/p>\n
The Town of Hanover is also accepting applications for Election
\nTellers to work the Election Polls on election day(s). This position
\nis a temporary\/part-time appointment of the Town Clerk which will be
\neffective August 1, 2013 thru July 30, 2014. <\/p>\n
General duties include but are not limited to: Tellers shall work
\nafter the election polls close. They shall be assigned to count votes
\nand shall be instructed in that duty by the Warden or Deputy Warden.
\nTellers within a precinct must equally represent the majority parties;
\nun-enrolled or third party tellers may fill in after equity is
\nachieved. As a member of our team, this employee needs to work and
\ncommunicate well with others to maintain a positive atmosphere. <\/p>\n
The successful candidate for either position must be willing to work
\nup to 12-14 hours on an Election Day and will be required to complete
\nthe on-line State Ethics Training. The rate of pay for either position
\nis $10.37\/hour. <\/p>\n
Deadline for application for either position is July 23, 2013. Please
\nsubmit a cover letter and resume to Ann Lee, Executive Assistant, Town
\nof Hanover, 550 Hanover Street, Hanover, Massachusetts 02339 or
\ne-mail: ann.lee@hanover-ma.gov
\n . (Posted 7-16-13)<\/p>\n
*The Town of Hanover is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity
\nEmployer.*<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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